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darwinian
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Dar·win·i·an (där-wn-n)
adj.
Relating to, following, or derived from the work or ideas of Charles Darwin.

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Instead, he makes a big deal of siding with the Darwinians against the "religious conservatives" who hold that "the spiritual freedom and dignity of the human soul as the image of God requires that the soul be immaterial and separable from the body.
They are reacting to the arguments of some Darwinians that natural selection disproves religion; but they react by becoming like their opponents, who also move beyond the limits of science.
When they are not denouncing as "dogma" any view of life's origins they reject, Darwinians just as zealously seek to impose the tenets of their faith by intimidation.
 
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